Django Rest Framework API #18 APIView GET Object By ID, URL Parameters .

Django Rest Framework API. This video will explain how to get a specific object from the database using APIView get method, by reading the id parameter from the url and use it to get the object.
Source code: github.com/CodeEnvironment/dj...
Django Rest Framework API #17 APIView GET & POST Requests:
• Django Rest Framework ...
Override Create Action Inside ModelViewSet:
• Django Rest Framework ...
ModelViewset With Serializer and Router:
• Django Rest Framework ...
APIView Attributes and Methods:
www.cdrf.co/3.9/rest_framework...
Django Rest Framework Docs:
www.django-rest-framework.org...

[@zebronebanda6339]

Well explained and, thank you

[@henryanorue6812]

straight to the point

[@felipeaugusto4556]

Fantastic!!! Thanks

[@dwarkeshkaswala6553]

Thanks man ! 👍

[@mayurbhure8540]

really helpful Bro

[@chachacha1289]

Thank you !

[@Bilal5619]

Fantastic tutorial !!!!

[@codeenvironment]

Thank you ✌🏻

[@antoinejesusmanuelgutierre7552]

gracias hermano

[@yarik83men51]

Thank You

[@rahulnegi456]

nice one!

[@tarandeepsingh6345]

great work boi

[@dcatalyst6271]

really helpful..

[@codeenvironment]

Glad it helped

[@isaachatilima]

Hi, hope you see this. How do I include the absolute url for the record when I do a get request? I want to have all the record properties plus the url to get to that record

[@amateurastronomer]

Thanks man, i followed everything, except my condition to get the data is different. I want to get all the states based on the country_id. here you are fetching data for one object but in my case it will be multiple objects how do you do it?

[@codeenvironment]

It depends on how these objects are linked, but you can get the first object and then extract the values from it and use them to get other objects that are linked to it. You can just repeat the same process to perform more than one query to the database

[@amateurastronomer]

@@codeenvironment Thank you for the quick reply man! I browsed through your series and got my thing working. 👍 Thanks to you!

[@codeenvironment]

I’m glad I could help 🙂